Perpetual Twilight
Posted: Mon Dec 25, 2006 5:14 pm
Well I've survived the solstice apparently. My crew and I decided to see what sort of happening would go on at this seeming bottomless pit in this well during the solstice, as the building was constructed to have certain celestial phenomenon visible in the interior. We arrived early on the 21st as the Solstice would occur at 7:22 pm EST that night. By about 1:30 we had all our equipment set up. By about 5:30 pm EST we began picking up some droning noise in the infrasonic range on our equipment. Shortly before the solstice occured all the stars dissapear from sight.
We intially figured the light pollution from the nearby town washed them out. But when one of my men had to do some bio functions and went outside we realized that things were quite the contrary the landscape we saw seemed geographically the same devoid of trees and covered in a strange grey grass. The stars were still absent from the sky but looking at the horizon it appeared to be twilight, it appeared to be twilight on the horizon in all directions.
We intially figured the light pollution from the nearby town washed them out. But when one of my men had to do some bio functions and went outside we realized that things were quite the contrary the landscape we saw seemed geographically the same devoid of trees and covered in a strange grey grass. The stars were still absent from the sky but looking at the horizon it appeared to be twilight, it appeared to be twilight on the horizon in all directions.